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Head of Chicago Fed expects US economic activity to slump in summer

Austan Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, cautioned that economic activity in the United States may decline this summer due to its current inflated levels, as businesses and consumers aim to increase inventories before import duties are implemented. "Such preemptive...

Foreign direct investment in China rise by 13.2 per cent in March

According to China's Ministry of Commerce, foreign direct investment (FDI) in mainland China's economy increased by 13.2 percent in March 2025 compared to the same month in the previous year. At that, they decreased by 10.8% to 269.2 billion yuan ($37.35 billion) by the close of the first quarter....

ECB head notes Eurozone economy growth in Q1

The economy of the Eurozone probably expanded in the first quarter, stated European Central Bank (ECB) Governor Christine Lagarde during a press conference after the regulator's April meeting. Simultaneously, the risks to GDP growth on the downside have risen, and increased trade disruptions have...

JD Vance's India Visit: Strengthening Economic and Strategic Ties Amid Global Shifts

U.S. Vice President JD Vance's four-day visit to India marks a significant step in bolstering economic, trade, and geopolitical relations between the two nations. This diplomatic engagement comes at a time when both countries are navigating complex global trade dynamics, particularly in the context...

Trump's Economic Approval Hits Historic Low Amid Rising Recession Fears

President Donald Trump’s economic approval rating has reached its lowest point since he took office, marking the first time it has slipped into negative territory in any CNBC poll. This downturn reflects growing public dissatisfaction with his administration's handling of key economic issues....

Yin‑Yang Diplomacy Meets Tariff Warfare: Beijing’s Dual Message to Washington

China’s top envoy to the United States invoked the ancient yin‑yang philosophy to recast bilateral ties as a delicate equilibrium rather than a direct showdown. He urged both nations to view their economic relationship as mutually reinforcing forces—complementary rather than adversarial. ...

Ukraine’s Race Against Time: Mining Deal Deadline Brings Promise and Peril

Kyiv and Washington have set an ambitious April 26 deadline to finalize a minerals exploitation agreement that would grant the United States privileged access to Ukraine’s rich deposits in exchange for continued military and financial support, a memorandum of intent signed on April 17...

Trump Hints at Tariff De-escalation as TikTok Divestiture Remains Paused

President Trump’s remarks this week signaled a potential de‑escalation in the U.S.–China tariff standoff as he expressed reluctance to push duties higher amid mounting signs of weakening consumer demand and volatile markets citeturn2news9. Recent data show U.S. consumer sentiment has fallen to...

IMF Head: Global trading system is resetting

Kristalina Georgieva, the leader of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stated that the reset of the global trade system presents threats to its viability. She stated that this outcome has significantly weakened trust among nations and in the global system overall. In a speech before the IMF and...

Tariff Turmoil Pushes U.S. Recession Risk to 45% - Reuters Poll

Economists’ median estimate for a U.S. recession over the next 12 months has leapt to 45%, marking the highest reading since December 2023. This dramatic uptick reflects mounting anxiety over the economic fallout of sustained tariff measures.    Only a month ago, forecasters saw...
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